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Monday, January 22, 2018

The Venom of the SPLC

The “Palestinians”
are a hate group. Across the board in Gaza and the West Bank and elsewhere,
they call for killing Jews and destroying the State of Israel.

The #Resistance
is a hate group. It refuses to acknowledge the election of Donald Trump, even
to the point of questioning his physical and mental fitness to be President,
and includes in that mantra the implied accusation that Dr. Ronny Jackson, who
examined Trump, is lying. It is willing to say anything to damage Trump, no
matter how irrational and unproven.

Antifa is a
hate group. The visual evidence is ample. Masked thugs attack individuals who
want to see and hear someone the group disapproves of; destroy property with
glee, and calls “fascist” (as though the thugs knew what real “fascists” were
in the past) anyone who opposes them. Antifa thugs should take Pogo’s complaint to
heart;”We have seen the enemy and he is us.” Not that doing such would give
them second thoughts. Their minds are the property of leftist ideology.

Democratic congressmen who
oppose President Trump comprise a hate group.

Any group that does not
disavow its unremitting, obsessive hatred for Trump is a hate group.

Yet it will not be classified
as a “hate group” by the Southern
Poverty Law Center (SPLC). This and
other groups get a free pass because
they hate Trump and spew their hatred to another level of ranting insanity. My
argument is that any government authority that suppresses freedom of speech
across the globe is a “hate group,” any group that offers “resistance” to
freedom of speech is a “hate group,” any individual who rants irrationality
against President Trump is a one-man “hate group” and could said to be in the
grip of “Trumpophobia.”

The Democratic Party

Like the saliva of an Indonesian
Komodo dragon
injected into a bite victim, the toxin is supposed to cause a fatal and a certain,
helpless death. The dragons are attracted to the putrefaction of the bodies of
their victims. Much as the Democrats are.

Articles have surfaced that
claim that the SPLC
is by definition a “hate group” itself, because its chief purpose today is to
establish and publish lists of names that hate groups can target for hateful
action. This is a charge which cannot be denied by the SPLC. Virtually the only
time it makes news headlines today is

when it has declared certain individuals
– such as Pamela Geller, Richard Spencer, Ayaan Hirsi Ali – and numerous
blogs that critique Islam, as “Islamophobes” or as “hate groups.” They commit “hate
crimes” and must be sent to the slammer. Never mind that Geller is under a
constant fatwa to behead her, that Spencer was poisoned in Iceland, and that
Hirsi Ali survived the worst of Sharia for a woman, female genital mutilation.

So, what is a “hate crime”?

A hate crime (also
known as a bias-motivated crime or bias crime[1]) is a
prejudice-motivated
crime, usually violent, which occurs when a perpetrator targets a
victim because of his or her membership (or perceived membership) in a certain social
group or race.

The term “Islamophobia” was invented
and promoted in the early 1990s by the International
Institute for Islamic Thought (IIIT), a front group of the Muslim
Brotherhood. Former IIIT member Abdur-Rahman Muhammad -- who was with that
organization when the word was formally created, and who has since rejected
IIIT's ideology -- now reveals
the original intent behind the concept of Islamophobia: “This loathsome term is
nothing more than a thought-terminating cliché conceived in the bowels of
Muslim think tanks for the purpose of beating down critics.” In short, in its
very origins, “Islamophobia” was a term designed as
a weapon to advance a totalitarian cause by stigmatizing critics and
silencing them.

The SPLC and its cultural kin
would say, “Our hate is legitimate,
and justified. It’s for a universal, humanitarian purpose.” In practice and in
fact, it is a tool and a weapon to denigrate anyone who questions the
“peaceful” ends of Islam, and is who is critical of its totalitarian designs
and methods. Anyone who has bothered to examine Islam would almost evidently
fear it and not conclude it was just another “belief system.” It would be as much as examining a
rattlesnake.

The SPLC apparently is not
bothered by being labeled a “hate group.” Leftists are, by their nature, not
chagrined or embarrassed by the charge of being totalitarian.

The IPT map of SPLC designated targets

The trick the SPLC plays is to
group legitimate criticism with actual hate groups and hope readers do not
wonder why Pamela Geller is linked to the likes of the Skinheads, the Neo-Nazis, and
the KKK.

The venom of the SPLC suits
the MSM because they don’t need to do anything. It fits their agenda. The SPLC
has done the “research” for them. If the SPLC says an individual or group is
driven by hate, that’s the end of their inquiry, other than perhaps taking a brief
glance at the targeted site to confirm that what they see they don’t like and
would prefer to see prohibited and outlawed. Facts. Reason. Logic. Cause-and-effect. Syllogisms.

These are all minefields, and any one, of
them, if stepped on by Dems, will explode their arguments and their assumed intellectual
acuity (if they possess any), and expose their substance of straw and old rags
and habitual dissembling lizards. Dems are “fake persons” and “fake”
Congressional representatives. The Dems were in
favor of perpetuating slavery during and after the Civil War up to the
present. They continue to perpetuate it.

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Edward Cline was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1946. After graduating from high school (in which he learned nothing of value) and a stint in the Air Force, he pursued his ambition to become a novelist. His first detective novel, First Prize, was published in 1988 by Mysterious Press/Warner Books, and his first suspense novel, Whisper the Guns, was published in 1992 by The Atlantean Press. First Prize was republished in 2009 by Perfect Crime. The Sparrowhawk series of novels set in England and Virginia in the pre-Revolutionary period has garnered critical acclaim (but not yet from the literary establishment) and universal appreciation from the reading public, including parents, teachers, students, scholars, and adult readers who believe that American history has been abandoned or is misrepresented by a government-dominated educational establishment. He is dedicated to Objectivism, Ayn Rand's philosophy of reason in all matters.